Florida starting CB Dijon Johnson to miss rest of season - ESPN
Florida starting cornerback Dijon Johnson will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing knee surgery Tuesday.
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Steve Sarkisian: 'Everybody Wants To Fire Their Coach. Who You Gonna Hire?'
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian didn't mince words when asked about his thoughts on the recent tsunami of firings happening in college football.
Georgia takes it 'down to the wire' again, defeats Florida - ESPN
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo walked briskly through the EverBank Stadium press box after yet another come-from-behind victory on Saturday, shouting, «That's the way we like it — down to the wire every time!»
Deion Sanders compares spate of college football firings to 'mail-order brides' and Brazilian butt lifts
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$168M in buyouts owed to fired FBS head football coaches - ESPN
Former LSU coach Brian Kelly's $54 million buyout would bring the amount of money owed to FBS head football coaches fired this season to $167.7 million, according to publicly available data and reports.
Georgia's Kirby Smart says SEC firings are 'world we live in' - ESPN
Georgia coach Kirby Smart, when asked about LSU's Brian Kelly becoming the latest in a long list of coaches who have been fired during the season, didn't mince words.
Nick Saban says college firings are product of pay-for-play era - ESPN
Former Alabama coach Nick Saban said he isn't surprised by the recent string of high-profile firings in college football because fans and alumni who donate money to programs are more influential than ever thanks to name, image and likeness deals and revenue sharing.
Tim Tebow should be Florida's target for next head coach, ex-NFL star says
Joel Klatt reacts to the Florida Gators firing Billy Napier. He analyzed which coaches Florida should call to fill the vacancy.
Florida AD: Napier didn't meet goal of winning championships - ESPN
Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin said Monday he has one goal when it comes to hiring the next football coach: Find someone who can win championships.